Character

Air Force General

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The Air Force general pilots and commands Air Force One, the President's customized 747. Bartlet name-drops him during an onboard interview with Meredith Walker, framing the general's service as a signature White House perk. This nod highlights the general's steady hand on presidential transport amid campaign travel, ensuring secure mobility for the commander-in-chief and staff.

2 appearances

Also known as: Air Force general

Air Force …'s Journey

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2 moments

S4E1 · 20 Hours in America Part I

Delegation Aboard Air Force One — Assigning Policy Leads and the On‑Plane Interview

Not present; invoked as an emblem of institutional support and competence.

Referenced indirectly when Bartlet describes the 747 being flown by an Air Force general; the general represents the logistical and security support that enables presidential mobility.

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S4E1 · 20 Hours in America Part I

Air Force One Interview — Bartlet's Offhand Vetting

Not present; referenced to underscore the seriousness and scale of the presidential transport.

The Air Force General is invoked by Bartlet as the pilot of the President's 747—a figure who embodies the plane's institutional backing though he is not present in the scene.

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Affiliation

United States